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Old 03-25-10, 04:15
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Learn to carry out various tasks for a MySQL Cluster

Learn to Use Indexes to Optimize your MySQL servers Performance

MySQL users will be able to create, drop, and modify indexes in order to efficiently hone their server's performance. They will learn how to add index and fulltext indexes to tables along with comparing clustered and non-clustered indexes. Administrators will also be shown how to identify duplicate indexes, which can hinder their servers' performance and also learn how to speed up searches for sub domains.
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Old 03-25-10, 18:02
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Hi,

Yes, database indexing is useful manage the data easily and enhance the performance of server.
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Old 05-13-10, 04:54
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Learn to carry out various tasks for a MySQL Cluster

Through this tutorial, MySQL users will learn to add and configure management nodes for monitoring the usage information of a cluster to ensure that a cluster does not run out of memory. They will also learn how to set up replication between clusters and using disk-based tables.
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Old 05-17-10, 04:02
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I am glad you found these tutorials helpful
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